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KÄSKKIRI Viljandi 11.02.2020 Nr 1.1-1.9/2020 8 Toetuse Eraldamine KÄSKKIRI Viljandi 11.02.2020 nr 1.1-1.9/2020_8 Toetuse eraldamine eelarvevahenditest „Saarte pärimuskultuuri toetamine 2020“ Kultuuriministri 22.12.2011. a määrusega nr 23 kinnitatud „Rahvakultuuri Keskuse põhimääruse“ § 3 lg 2 p 1 ja § 4 lg 2 p 5 alusel, lähtudes kultuuriministri 06.01.2020. a käskkirjast nr 6 ning Rahvakultuuri Keskuse direktori 29.11.2019. a käskkirjaga nr 1.1-1/66 moodustatud komisjoni 17.01.2020. a protokollist nr 5-2.9/2020_5. 1. Eraldada toetus 2020. aasta eelarvevahenditest järgmiste taotlejate projektidele, arvestades komisjoni protokollis toodud põhjendusi, alljärgnevalt: Aruande Jrk Eraldatud Väljamakse Reg nr Toetuse taotleja/saaja Projekti nimetus esitamise nr summa kuupäev tähtaeg 5- Talharpa laager 1 1.9/1090- Vormsi Vallavalitsus 4500.00 10.06.2020 30.09.2020 Vormsis 2020 1 5- Piltmuistendi "Suur 2 1.9/1010- MrBee OÜ Tõll" joonistamine 4000.00 10.06.2020 15.12.2020 1 (50 autorilehte) Hiiumaa ja 5- 3 Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum Saaremaa 3894.00 15.04.2020 31.07.2020 1.9/975-1 muinasjutud Eestirootslaste IV Laulu- ja 5- Eestirootslaste Tantsupidu 4 1.9/1056- Kultuuriomavalitsuse 3838.00 05.05.2020 31.08.2020 "Aiboland, mu 1 Sihtasutus arm"(Mitt älskade Aiboland) Muhu regilaulude 5- väljaande „Vana 5 1.9/1085- Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum 3715.00 05.05.2020 15.12.2020 Kannel“ 1 koostamine 5- 6 Valjala Põhikool Pärand südames II 3699.00 05.08.2020 30.11.2020 1.9/891-1 Rahvarõivaste 5- Saaremaa käsitööselts 7 valmistamise 3500.00 05.03.2020 31.08.2020 1.9/834-1 KadakMari koolitus "Sariküllist sukkadeni" II õppeaasta 5- Saaremaa käsitööselts Kirjatud teekond 8 3500.00 05.05.2020 15.12.2020 1.9/742-1 KadakMari läbi Saaremaa 5- Ilu Elab "Eput päe" 9 OÜ Nett tikand 3500.00 05.05.2020 30.09.2020 1.9/985-1 2020 F. Ekmani Beskrifning Runö i 5- 10 Kaarel Lauk Liffland 1847 3096.00 15.06.2020 15.12.2020 1.9/908-1 tõlkimine ja toimetamine Veebiväljaanne 5- „Hiiumaa 11 1.9/1012- Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum 3000.00 05.05.2020 15.12.2020 rahvalaulud, 1 pillilood ja tantsud“ Mustjala 5- kihelkonna 12 Anne Trei Raamatukoda 3000.00 15.06.2020 15.12.2020 1.9/879-1 pärandkultuuri uurimine „Hiiu laste 5- Mittetulundusühing HIIU raamatu“ 13 1.9/1070- 2900.00 05.03.2020 30.06.2020 ÖKO toimetamine ja 1 kirjastamine Koolikontserdid LAULUVIHIKUTE 5- Mittetulundusühing Eesti AJA LAULUD 14 2630.00 10.08.2020 30.11.2020 1.9/972-1 Pärimusmuusika Keskus EESTIROOTSI SAARTELT JA ALADELT Saaremaa 5- muistendid ja 15 1.9/1113- Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum 2600.00 15.06.2020 15.12.2020 müütilised olendid. 1 Pöide 5- Muhu Käsitööselts OAD ja Muhu naine oo kut 16 2500.00 05.03.2020 15.12.2020 1.9/890-1 EED lill Muusiku elu läbi Hiiumaalt pärit 5- Mittetulundusühing Eesti torupillimängija 17 2000.00 05.03.2020 31.07.2020 1.9/973-1 Pärimusmuusika Keskus Juhan Maakeri (Torupilli Jussi) elu ja tegemiste Salme viies rahvusvaheline VIIKINGITURG. 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Mittetulundusühing HIIU 28 1.9/1074- sünniaastapäeva 1000.00 05.03.2020 30.06.2020 ÖKO 1 tähistamine Sõrvekeelsete 5- raadiosaadete 29 Sörvemaa Pärimuse Selts 904.00 05.03.2020 30.12.2020 1.9/874-1 tegemine 2020. aastal 5- PRANGLI SAARE Prangli saarte 30 1.9/1061- TALURAHVAMUUSEUMI 810.00 05.06.2020 31.08.2020 muuseum 10 aastat 1 SELTS 5- Laps avastab 31 Kärdla Lasteaed 700.00 15.04.2020 15.12.2020 1.9/870-1 pärimuskultuuri Tõrvaajamine kui 5- mittetulundusühing Tuhkana vaimse 32 1.9/1116- 700.00 05.03.2020 30.06.2020 Tõrs kultuuripärandi 1 elushoidmine 5- Pühalepa Valla Kultuuri- ja Laste Seltsingule 33 690.00 05.03.2020 30.06.2020 1.9/986-1 Noortekeskus "Mõisakad" 3 esinemisriiete ja pillide soetamine Hiiumaa rahvariiete 5- 34 MTÜ TANTSUMAJAKAS kandmine tänasel 610.00 05.03.2020 15.12.2020 1.9/896-1 päeval 5- ÖÖS ON 35 Orissaare Kultuurimaja 600.00 05.06.2020 30.09.2020 1.9/829-1 KANDLEID KOKKU 75156.00€ 2. Mitte eraldada toetust järgmiste taotlejate projektidele, arvestades komisjoni protokollis toodud põhjendusi: Jrk Reg nr Taotleja Projekti nimetus nr Kooljamäed @ Purtsa, Linnuse 1 5-1.9/878-1 Anne Trei Raamatukoda külad Raamatu "Minu Vormsi" kultuuriloolise materjali 2 5-1.9/965-1 Barbi Pilvre OÜ läbitöötamine ja käsikirja koostamine Halduskohtumenetluse seadustiku § 46 lg 1 kohaselt võib käesoleva käskkirja peale esitada kaebuse Tallinna Halduskohtule 30 päeva jooksul, arvestades käskkirja teatavakstegemisest. (allkirjastatud digitaalselt) Kalle Vister direktor 4 .
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